The Monsters Meet on Court Street and Other Tales of Supernatural Law #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis collection brings together stories from the Supernatural Law series, focusing on the legal adventures of attorneys Alanna Wolff and Jeff Byrd as they represent clients like Frankenstein's monster in a world where the supernatural and the mundane collide. The title story, 'Monsters Meet on Court Street,' highlights the quirky, humorous cases handled by the firm, with Mavis Munro also appearing in these tales of paranormal jurisprudence.
"Prologue," the standout story in The Monsters Meet on Court Street and Other Tales of Supernatural Law #6, kicks off with Professor Simak reaching across dimensions to a mysterious scientist named Marga on another world—only to find his longing sparking a legal battle with his own employers. Written and illustrated by Batton Lash, with additional art by Frank Cho and Monte Wolverton, and lettered by Jackie Estrada, the issue blends surreal sci-fi with courtroom drama in a tone both wry and haunting. The cover, penciled and inked by Batton Lash, captures the story’s eerie elegance in a single, striking image.
In a delightfully absurd twist on interdimensional romance, Professor Murray Simak finds himself entangled in a legal battle after reaching out to Marga, a dazzling scientist from another world—only to discover that love across dimensions comes with a hefty court fee. With his usual mix of scientific ambition and social awkwardness, Simak’s quest to reunite with Marga spirals into a surreal courtroom showdown, pitting his heart against bureaucracy, all while colleagues like Roberta Bronski and Dr. Meredith Richards watch in bemused disbelief.
Ian’s quiet heartbreak over Alanna’s refusal takes a surreal turn when Roberta Bronski stumbles upon the truth: Mr. Mamamomo, the imaginary friend Douglas Fortunatus has long claimed to have, might just be the one thing that cracks his unshakable composure. With Chase Hawkins and Kismet Fortunatus watching from the sidelines, the line between fantasy and vulnerability blurs in the most unexpected way.
In "13 Court Street," the building itself takes center stage as it recounts the chaotic time an enchanted mirror—capable of revealing glimpses of past or future—plunges the office staff into a whirlwind of confusion and comedic misadventures. From Corey Wolff’s bemused attempts to keep things under control to Dr. Flossman’s increasingly questionable experiments, the mirror’s power sends Sal Pelozzi, Phyllis, Lorraine, and the rest into a series of escalating, utterly unpredictable situations, all while the Three Creeps lurk just outside the chaos.
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↩ Reprints Mavis #4 (2003), Supernatural Law #40 (2004), Supernatural Law Tales from the Vault: Anniversary Special #[nn] (2009), Supernatural Law #30, Supernatural Law #37, Supernatural Law #38, Supernatural Law #39
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